Excelsior University
Foundations in Nursing Practice
NUR 155: Reproductive Health Mock Examination
Name Student ID
Date Signature
How to use this exam
1 Set a timer. Practice under real exam conditions! No notes, no AI assistance.
2 When finished, scan the QR code on the last page to submit and see the correct answers with detailed
explanations.
3 Review your mistakes carefully and note down areas that need improvement.
Section 1/3 30 total marks
Multiple Choice
Select the single best answer for each question.
Question 1 2 total marks
A 22-year-old female presents to the reproductive health clinic. She reports multiple sexual partners and inconsistent
condom use. She is concerned about her risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and is requesting information
on prevention and screening.
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, A During the intake assessment, which statement by the patient would indicate the most accurate understanding
of STI transmission?
A I only need to worry about STIs if I notice visible sores or unusual discharge.
B I may have a sexually transmitted disease even if I currently have no symptoms.
C Using a spermicide alone is the most effective way to prevent bacterial infections.
D Since I have had the Gardasil series, I am fully protected from all viral STIs.
B The patient is prescribed metronidazole (Flagyl) for a suspected infection. Which teaching point is essential to
include regarding this medication?
A Stop taking the medication as soon as your symptoms disappear.
B You must avoid all alcohol consumption while taking this medication.
C This medication will increase the effectiveness of your birth control pills.
D Exposure to direct sunlight will cause a severe skin reaction.
Question 2 4 total marks
A patient at 34 weeks gestation is admitted to the antepartum unit. Her blood pressure is 162/110 mmHg, and she
has 3+ proteinuria. She reports a persistent headache and seeing 'spots' before her eyes. The nurse notes
hyperreflexia and the presence of clonus.
The nurse identifies that this patient is at high risk for which immediate complication?
A Placenta
Previa B
Hypocalcemia
C Gestational Diabetes
D Seizure activity
Based on the patient's condition, which room assignment is most appropriate?
A In a labor suite with continuous oxytocin infusion.
B In a private room away from the noise and activity of the nurse's station.
C In the Intensive Care Unit for continuous invasive monitoring.
D In a semi-private room with a patient who has a low-risk pregnancy.
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, C The physician orders Magnesium Sulfate. What is the primary purpose of this medication in this clinical
scenario?
A To lower the blood pressure to a normal range.
B To increase fetal lung maturity.
C To prevent seizures in the mother.
D To stabilize maternal blood glucose levels.
D The nurse assesses the patient and finds the fundal height is at the xiphoid process. At what gestational
stage is this typically expected?
A 36 weeks
B 40 weeks
C 24 weeks
D 20 weeks
Question 3 2 total marks
A patient at 28 weeks gestation is diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM). She asks the nurse how this
condition will affect her baby.
A Which response by the nurse correctly explains the pathophysiology of GDM as it relates to the fetus?
A The baby will likely be smaller than average because high glucose levels inhibit growth.
B High maternal sugar levels decrease the production of fetal lung surfactant.
C Your insulin crosses the placenta and will cause the baby's blood sugar to drop.
D Insulin does not cross the placenta, so the baby must increase its own insulin production.
B The nurse is providing nutritional counseling for this patient. Which finding in the patient's history would be
the highest priority for a dietician consultation?
A The patient is a vegetarian.
B The patient has had recent bariatric surgery.
C The patient is lactose intolerant.
D The patient avoids red meat for religious reasons.
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Foundations in Nursing Practice
NUR 155: Reproductive Health Mock Examination
Name Student ID
Date Signature
How to use this exam
1 Set a timer. Practice under real exam conditions! No notes, no AI assistance.
2 When finished, scan the QR code on the last page to submit and see the correct answers with detailed
explanations.
3 Review your mistakes carefully and note down areas that need improvement.
Section 1/3 30 total marks
Multiple Choice
Select the single best answer for each question.
Question 1 2 total marks
A 22-year-old female presents to the reproductive health clinic. She reports multiple sexual partners and inconsistent
condom use. She is concerned about her risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and is requesting information
on prevention and screening.
generated on 26.04.2026
, A During the intake assessment, which statement by the patient would indicate the most accurate understanding
of STI transmission?
A I only need to worry about STIs if I notice visible sores or unusual discharge.
B I may have a sexually transmitted disease even if I currently have no symptoms.
C Using a spermicide alone is the most effective way to prevent bacterial infections.
D Since I have had the Gardasil series, I am fully protected from all viral STIs.
B The patient is prescribed metronidazole (Flagyl) for a suspected infection. Which teaching point is essential to
include regarding this medication?
A Stop taking the medication as soon as your symptoms disappear.
B You must avoid all alcohol consumption while taking this medication.
C This medication will increase the effectiveness of your birth control pills.
D Exposure to direct sunlight will cause a severe skin reaction.
Question 2 4 total marks
A patient at 34 weeks gestation is admitted to the antepartum unit. Her blood pressure is 162/110 mmHg, and she
has 3+ proteinuria. She reports a persistent headache and seeing 'spots' before her eyes. The nurse notes
hyperreflexia and the presence of clonus.
The nurse identifies that this patient is at high risk for which immediate complication?
A Placenta
Previa B
Hypocalcemia
C Gestational Diabetes
D Seizure activity
Based on the patient's condition, which room assignment is most appropriate?
A In a labor suite with continuous oxytocin infusion.
B In a private room away from the noise and activity of the nurse's station.
C In the Intensive Care Unit for continuous invasive monitoring.
D In a semi-private room with a patient who has a low-risk pregnancy.
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, C The physician orders Magnesium Sulfate. What is the primary purpose of this medication in this clinical
scenario?
A To lower the blood pressure to a normal range.
B To increase fetal lung maturity.
C To prevent seizures in the mother.
D To stabilize maternal blood glucose levels.
D The nurse assesses the patient and finds the fundal height is at the xiphoid process. At what gestational
stage is this typically expected?
A 36 weeks
B 40 weeks
C 24 weeks
D 20 weeks
Question 3 2 total marks
A patient at 28 weeks gestation is diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM). She asks the nurse how this
condition will affect her baby.
A Which response by the nurse correctly explains the pathophysiology of GDM as it relates to the fetus?
A The baby will likely be smaller than average because high glucose levels inhibit growth.
B High maternal sugar levels decrease the production of fetal lung surfactant.
C Your insulin crosses the placenta and will cause the baby's blood sugar to drop.
D Insulin does not cross the placenta, so the baby must increase its own insulin production.
B The nurse is providing nutritional counseling for this patient. Which finding in the patient's history would be
the highest priority for a dietician consultation?
A The patient is a vegetarian.
B The patient has had recent bariatric surgery.
C The patient is lactose intolerant.
D The patient avoids red meat for religious reasons.
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